Mai per amore - Episode Guide

The story is about Livia, 28 years old, and Umberto, a handsome 40-year-old university professor. Slowly, Umberto's love becomes excessive and obsessive, taking over Livia's life and inaugurating a spiral of domestic violence. Livia is obsessed with Umberto's declarations of absolute love and cannot realize the danger she is in, remaining deaf to the recommendations of friends and relatives. After being forced to flee from him and being cornered by serious stalking attacks, the protagonist becomes aware and fortunately frees herself from her drama, even questioning her past attitude.

The cohabitation between Claudia and Silvia, two twenty-year-old students who share an apartment, hides a secret. The secret concerns Claudia, who, coming from a modest family, has found a quick and transgressive way to become economically independent by selling her image as a beautiful girl without clothes on the web. When Silvia discovers the truth, who instead comes from a wealthy family, at first she is scandalized, but then gradually chooses the same path as her roommate, deluding herself that it could be the easiest way to become independent. The two girls become accomplices. Claudia establishes her own personal rule, a threshold not to be crossed, which she also imposes on Silvia: never confuse virtual life with real life. However, Silvia soon regrets her choice and breaks off the friendship with Claudia, who in the meantime reveals herself to be sensitive to the courtship of one of her ardent admirers. Long late-night web chats, with cameras on showing each other's faces, cement a confidence and an increasingly intense attraction. Claudia makes the mistake of meeting her admirer. The game is no longer a game and will soon inevitably change the lives of the two girls, leading to a surprising epilogue for both.

Can a suicide have a guilty party who determined the choice of the one who committed it? Teresa, a sixteen-year-old girl who has been studying in a foreign school for two years, can't accept her mother Laura's suicide, as her father Stefano, a respected and well-liked doctor in his community, seems to do by attributing her mother's gesture to depression. To uncover the truth, Teresa must delve into her memory, but above all find out what happened to her mother, who, after abandoning a brilliant managerial career, spent two years in voluntary isolation. The girl runs away from home with her only friend, Miki, a rebellious and ill-reputed eighteen-year-old who is willing to help her because he is in love with her. The journey, which was supposed to be a romantic escape for Miki, becomes a way for Teresa to retrace the uncertain threads of memory. By revisiting the places and meeting the people from the past, Teresa discovers the shocking truth about her mother's death.

A friendship between two women born in the harsh world of prostitution and cemented in the most difficult moments, where offering help can mean risking one's own life. The two girls couldn't be more different: one, Glory, is an exuberant woman with joy and music in her blood; the other, Helena, is a young Ukrainian woman who is closed and distrustful, marked by the betrayal of a man who broke her heart, leaving her without hope. Glory is a free prostitute who came to Italy to earn money quickly (she has a debt in her country and family to support); Helena is a victim of prostitution racket of which her ex-boyfriend is a part. Glory frequents a supportive community of her compatriots; Helena is alone. Yet the two women have something essential in common: the courage to rebel. Helena, who is the true protagonist of the story, suffers from a deep inner conflict: her abuser and exploiter, Cristian, is also the father of her child. To regain her freedom and her identity as a woman, Helena, helped by Glory, will have to face countless hardships and sufferings. The freedom that Helena seeks is also and above all a mental freedom, which allows her to finally be the master of her own life and future.